As you become acclimatized, this number goes up. We used to cool our house down to 84F, 29C, and it seemed normal. And as the population ages, old people prefer warmer temps.
My dehumidifier will produce 40L of water/day. In a very humid environment with about 20kwh of energy. ~0.5kwh/L is very poor performance no matter how cheap energy is.
I grew up there. Phoenix is very much thriving, moreso than many places I've seen in my travels.
I used to hate it growing up there, but now that I'm older, I don't know another place where I'd rather live, except it is becoming very crowded with people moving from more hospitable places to live.
I owned a rat when I was a kid. They only live to be two years old. I was almost 15 before I learned to integrate. If they figured it out in under two years, they are doing pretty good.
And after WWII, Japan went to Zeiss and wanted to use their lenses. When they were denied,thy had to invent it themselves and in so doing surpassed Germany.
It has its uses, but then so do many other manufacturing techniques; why don't we hear about those? And how much of this is actually 3D printing vs material science or epitaxy?
Could it be the organization itself and it's hiring criteria. I've for many companies in a couple different industries and noticed a difference in employee dedication to the job, and it doesn't seem to be money related. Some jobs are just more interesting than others and seem to attract a different class of worker?
Companies are driven more by data, ie cold hard money, than perception.
Can you imagine a bean counter announcing, "Hey! Look how much money we are saving by allowing people to work at home. It will be very expensive and impact the bottom line, but we need to get them back into the office ASAP."?
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As you become acclimatized, this number goes up. We used to cool our house down to 84F, 29C, and it seemed normal. And as the population ages, old people prefer warmer temps.
My dehumidifier will produce 40L of water/day. In a very humid environment with about 20kwh of energy. ~0.5kwh/L is very poor performance no matter how cheap energy is.
And people are saying the people already living there are in trouble.
Since the 70's (as far back as I remember).
I used to hate it growing up there, but now that I'm older, I don't know another place where I'd rather live, except it is becoming very crowded with people moving from more hospitable places to live.
You've got to be pretty stupid to develop something when you can more easily take (steal) it.
I owned a rat when I was a kid. They only live to be two years old. I was almost 15 before I learned to integrate. If they figured it out in under two years, they are doing pretty good.
I don't have a mobile phone. Even a landline for that matter. All of my friends have been on email for more than thirty year.
Good thing they only know false information about me. I only aware of one person who uses(d?) fb
That's way less than the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
All that I hear is "Go ahead, play your video game the rest of the night. Tonight is Friday."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
I don't even recall this happening during the cold war.
Al is just short for algorithm.
And after WWII, Japan went to Zeiss and wanted to use their lenses. When they were denied,thy had to invent it themselves and in so doing surpassed Germany.
It has its uses, but then so do many other manufacturing techniques; why don't we hear about those? And how much of this is actually 3D printing vs material science or epitaxy?
Germany was really the first into space. Above the Kármán line
Came here for this comment. Glad to see it's #1.
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http://www.heritage.org/agricu...
As much as they might like to think so, I seriously doubt most Californians would like to be Russian.Or socialist.Or anything other than Californians.
Could it be the organization itself and it's hiring criteria. I've for many companies in a couple different industries and noticed a difference in employee dedication to the job, and it doesn't seem to be money related. Some jobs are just more interesting than others and seem to attract a different class of worker?
may indeed be a perception
Companies are driven more by data, ie cold hard money, than perception.
Can you imagine a bean counter announcing, "Hey! Look how much money we are saving by allowing people to work at home. It will be very expensive and impact the bottom line, but we need to get them back into the office ASAP."?
AC is a known liar.
there was much rejoicing
What was the story of PacMan, one of the most,if not the most, popular games in history?
Highest grossing games